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Australian man lives over 100 days with fully artificial titanium heart.

Australian man lives over 100 days with fully artificial titanium heart

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Night shift.

Night shift workers can reduce heart disease risk by eating only during the day, study suggests

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South Korean researchers unveil AI that predicts your heart's biological age.

South Korean researchers unveil AI that predicts your heart's biological age

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Sheba Medical Center

Global achievement: AISAP named a top innovative start-up for 2025

By MAARIV ONLINE

The Professor, Mervyn S. Gotsman, at home in front of his extensive library.

'Affairs of the Heart': Memoirs of renowned Israeli cardiologist Mervyn S. Gotsman

By STUART S. GHERMAN

BiVACOR CEO Dr Daniel Timms pictured with the artificial heart.

World’s first artificial heart recipient discharged, marking medical breakthrough

Study reveals heart has ‘sweet taste’ receptors. Illustration.

Study reveals heart has ‘sweet taste’ receptors

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Mothers of twins face double heart disease risk after childbirth. Illustration.

Mothers of twins face double heart disease risk after childbirth

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Flossing teeth linked to lower stroke risk, study finds. Illustration.

Flossing teeth linked to lower stroke risk, study finds

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Researchers implant lab-grown heart patch in woman with advanced heart failure.

Researchers implant lab-grown heart patch in woman with advanced heart failure

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UCL study finds living near an airport could damage your heart.

UCL study finds living near an airport could damage your heart

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Are you a morning coffee person? Study of 40,000 Americans drinking coffee in the morning may protect your heart.

Are you a morning coffee drinker? A study of 40,000 Americans suggests it may protect your heart

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Sugary drinks linked to millions of new diabetes and heart disease cases globally, study finds.

Sugary drinks linked to millions of new diabetes and heart disease cases globally, study finds

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Representation of heart regeneration.

Zebrafish protein repairs damaged mouse hearts

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Risk reduction of 50% that is significantly higher than what some medications, such as statins, can achieve.

Moderate wine consumption cuts heart disease risk by 50%, study finds

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Short bursts of activity.

Short bursts of vigorous activity can halve women's heart attack risk

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Mitigating stress-induced heart risks. Green tea.

Drinking cocoa or green tea may mitigate stress-induced heart risks from fatty foods, study finds

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Hearts send a special signal.

Researchers discover the hidden message hearts send to brains after heart-attacks

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